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Facelifted Lexus LS here in early 2021

Facelifted Lexus LS here in early 2021

Posted on August 12, 2020August 27, 2023 By Jarvis

No major changes for Japanese limousine, but plenty of detail updates

A facelifted Lexus LS flagship limousine will arrive in Australia in early 2021, just in time to spoil the party for the all-new Mercedes-Benz S-class.

We’ve previously gone through the changes being made to the Lexus LS here, none of which are earth-shattering in themselves but add up to a substantial update for the fifth-generation model first seen here in late 2017.

For haters of the Lexus remote touch control toggle (many of us), one piece of good news is the LS now employs a touch-screen for the first time. Yes!

OK, that’s not groundbreaking, but it’s one new feature that will reduce plenty of frustration for drivers.
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https://www.motoring.com.au/facelifted-lexus-ls-here-in-early-2021-125623/

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